The Gal Who Took the West

A light, breezy silent western romance with broad comedy and a straightforward damsel-rescue plot.

A breezy, amiable spoof that ambles along with dry wit and a twinkle in its eye, never taking the West too seriously.

A sturdy, sun-baked oater that trots along amiably, all ranchland scheming, gunhands and low-stakes romance.

A frothy, flirtatious western romp that trades gunfights for banter and bawdy charm.

A lively, old-fashioned Western romance with a fiery battle of wills, easy charm, and a satisfyingly tidy resolution.

A breezy, well-dressed wanderer strolls the Old West, settling disputes with charm and a cane rather than gunfire.

A quick, straightforward silent Western that trades on chases and romance rather than depth.

A creaky silent Western that ambles through romance and rivalry with odd comic detours and a jarring villainous subplot.

A breezy silent-era lark of mistaken identity, played for gentle laughs and easy charm.

A brisk, old-fashioned Western with clear moral lines, light romance, and a straightforward, easygoing charm.

A lushly coloured old-fashioned western romance that ambles through love, loss and frontier justice with earnest, gentle melodrama.

A breezy, simple silent-era rodeo lark that plays like a light frontier contest with a sweet romantic payoff.